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Save Big With PSN’s 12 For 12 Sale
PlayStation users have some great downloadable deals available to help ring in the new year. Tomorrow until January 23 you’ll be able to score 12 select downloadable titles for 30% off, and PlayStation Plus users can get 50% off.
Here’s the list of games:
- PixelJunk SideScroller – Regular $9.99, Sale $6.99, PS Plus $4.89
- PAYDAY: The Heist – Regular $19.99, Sale $13.99, PS Plus $9.79
- Dungeon Defenders – Regular $14.99, Sale $10.49, PS Plus $7.34
- Mortal Kombat Arcade Kollection – Regular $9.99, Sale $6.99, PS Plus $4.89
- Street Fighter III: Third Strike Online Edition – Regular $14.99, Sale $10.49, PS Plus $7.34
- Eufloria – Regular $9.99, Sale $6.99, Plus $4.89
- BloodRayne: Betrayal – Regular $14.99, Sale $10.49, PS Plus $7.34
- Rocketbirds: Hardboiled Chicken – Regular $11.99, Sale $8.39, PS Plus $5.87
- Cubixx HD – Regular $9.99, Sale $6.99, PS Plus $4.89
- Sideway New York – Regular $9.99, Sale $6.99, PS Plus $4.89
- Rochard – Regular $9.99, Sale $6.99, PS Plus $4.89
- Okabu – Regular $14.99, Sale $10.49, PS Plus $7.34
One oft-overlooked PSN exclusive that shows up on the list is Rochard. Be sure to check it out if you have some extra scratch laying around.
Source: PlayStation Blog
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